Ottawa University Track Opens With Intra-Squad Meet
Ottawa University track men brace for better weather as they kick off the season with an intra-squad meet on Cookfield tomorrow. A 14-event schedule awaits juniors and seniors versus freshmen and sophomores, with a triangular opener next week against College of Emporia and William Jewell College. Lynn Ehrle, Bob Wheaton, Keith Brooks, and Ray Cooper headline the squad as the cold limits practice.
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Cookfield
College of Fimperia
William Jewell College
Bill Boucek
Bouecek
Lynn Ehrle
Detroit
Bob Wheaton
Lewis
Keith Brooks
Sabetha
Ray Cooper
Rockford
Action in Swim Even's Mexico City Finals
Action packed finals in six events keep Pan American swimming and diving lively in Mexico City. US lead with 1,260 points to Argentina 523, Mexico 337. Capilla favored to win 10 meter platform and 3 meter titles. McLane makes double gold with 400m freestyle in 4:51.3 and previously 1500m.
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Mexico
Joaquin Capilla
Patricia McCormick
United States
Argentina
Canada
Brazil
Jimmy McLane
U. S
U.S
McLane
Tetsuo Okamoto
Fight On April Title Fight On April
Champion John Saxton of New York defends his welterweight crown against Tony Demarco of Boston in an April 1 bout at Boston Garden. Saxton seeks a second defense after winning the title from Kid Gavilan in Philadelphia last October. Saxton, 24, is 47 3 2. Demarco, 23, is 46 4 0. The 15 round match will not be televised or broadcast.
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Johnny Saxton
New York
Tony Demarco
Boston Garden
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Kid Gavilan
Philadelphia
Raymond Fuentes
Ron Delaney
Demarco
Jimmy Carter
Suxton
Boston Will Look To Kids For Red Sox Comeback
Sarasota Florida report notes youth movement in the Boston Red Sox pitching staff as Ted Williams awaits return. Manager Mike Higgins rotates young arms like Frank Sullivan Willard Nixon and Tom Brewer through Williams left field spot while veterans and recovering players fill roles.
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Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Ted
Mike
Pinky) Higgins
Williams
Faye Throneberry
Karl Olson
Frank Sullivan
Mel Parnell
Sullivan
Tom Brewer
Willard Nixon
New York Yankees
Higgins
Dick Brodowski
Ike Delock
Lousville
Russ Kemmerer
Bob Smith
Shreveport
Parnell
Leo Kiely
Bill Henry
Ellis Kinder
Tom Hurd
Hershell Freeman
Louisville
Sid Hudson
Yankees Pull Off Eight-Run Inning To Beat Senators
The New York Yankees exploded for an eight-run eighth inning to edge the Washington Senators 10-4, aided by walks and timely hits. Maury McDermott struggled in early control, while Joe Collins hit a first spring homer and Gil McDougald delivered a bases-clearing triple.
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Yanks
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Bob Ross
Chattanooga
Louthpaw
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Bob Cerv
Gil McDougald
Billy i Hunter
Nats
Joe Collins
Boston
Milt Bolling
Athletics Meet Orioles in Florida Exhibition
West Palm Beach Fla The Kansas City Athletics returned to their home grounds to meet the Baltimore Orioles for the second time during the training season. Al Ditmar and Ozzie Van Bra bant were the slated pitchers for the A s. After yesterday s 15 4 loss to Brooklyn the Athletics exhibition record stood at five victories seven losses and one tie.
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Baltimore Orioles
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Ozzie van Brabant
A’s
Brooklyn
Athletics
New Idol For TV Fight Fans
Willie Pastrano a New Orleans youngster aged 19 won his national network debut in Chicago Stadium by a unanimous 10 round decision over Al Andrews. Pastrano shows ring cleverness, lacks knockouts, and has a 30 4 2 record with nine straight wins. Andrews weighed 164 to 160 1 2 pounds and suffered his 11th defeat in 44 starts. Referee Sikora scored 100 to 90 with two judges at 100 89 and 96 93.
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New Orleans
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Chicago Stadium
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Pastrano
Andrews
Superior
Wis
Frank Sikora
James McManus
Ed Hintz
Pros Tee Off In Tournament Miami Beach Invitational
The Miami Beach Invitational opens with pro-am results led by Lionel Hebert of Erie Pa who shot 65 to win 500 in prize money and lead 55 pros. Peter Thomson of Melbourne and Fred Hawkins of El Paso trail by one stroke with 67, while a pack on 68 includes Bo Wing er Shit Snead Ed Furgol Paul MaGuire Mike Krak Walter Burkemo and others.
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Fla
Lionel Hebert
Erie
Peter Thomson
Melbourne
Australia
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Jay Hebert
Long Island City
N. Y
al Besselink
Grossingers
al Borsch
Garden City
L. I
Dave Douglas
Newark
Del
Bo Wininger
Oklahoma City
Shit Snead
W. Va
Ed Furgol
St. Louis
Paul MaGuire
Wichita
Mike Krak
Louisville
Walter Burkemo
Franklin, Mich
Praises His Red Captors Amid Spy Trial
Malcolm Bersohn, jailed by Chinese Communists for three years, persisted in praising his captors and claiming guilt of spying as relatives tried to intervene. A former Peiping Union Medical College student, he was described as thoroughly brainwashed after release on February 27.
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New York
Malcolm Bersohn
Bersohn
Peiping Union Medical College
Bowling Scores in Twlighe League and Commercial League
Fragmentary bowling scores show Twilighe League leaders and high games such as Jones 172 and Norman 184. Commercial League tallies include Bell 196 and Allen 224 with team totals around 500s, as patrons urged saving with U.S. Savings Bonds.
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Ta Jones
Menthe
Triangle Transit
Chester
Gus Servier
Ugh
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Muigh
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Bell
Taylor
Ainsworth
van Hrawn
Todd
Allen
Armstrong
Baseball Scores From The Associated Press
Baseball scores summary from AP shows Milwaukee St. Louis and Cleveland games with various results. Notable scores include Pittsburgh 7, Boston 4, and New York 6 to 6 in a tied or incomplete listing.
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Associated Press
Beer Parlors Must Close At Midnight Wichita ruling limits Sedgwick County licenses
Beer license holders in Sedgwick County must close their places of business at midnight beginning April 4. The Board of Commissioners approved the midnight closing yesterday. The rule applies to all places outside the city of Wichita.
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Sedgwick County
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